to bridge

To go across something from one side to the other

To move across a place, often above the ground

To pass above something usually using a bridge

Something that happened in the past and is no longer important

An action or plan that tries to do too much and is likely to fail

To end a relationship or opportunity so you cannot use it again

To do something dangerous or foolish because other people do it

Tell someone to stop worrying about a problem and move on

To deal with a problem only when it happens, not before

To offer something unbelievable to trick someone, often as a joke

To make it easier for two groups or ideas to understand each other

Make a connection between two things or people, for example to reduce differences

Provide money or help to cover a gap between two times

A big bridge in New York that connects Manhattan and Brooklyn

A large bright red suspension bridge in San Francisco that crosses the entrance to the bay

A bridge with a roof and sides that protect the path

A bridge with its road hung from large cables fixed at each end

A large suspension bridge carrying traffic across the Hudson River between New York City and New Jersey

A raised path that lets people cross roads or rivers

A narrow crossing of ropes and boards for walking over water or a valley

A person who plays the card game bridge for fun or as a job

A bridge you pay to cross

A person who plays on your side in the card game bridge

A bridge made of short sections that rest on many supports

An upper deck on a ship where the captain stands to steer and look out

Cards a player is dealt in the game of bridge

People who travel into a city from outside to go out for fun

A temporary bridge that rests on boats or platforms on water

A bridge with a section that rises so ships can pass under it

A covered bridge that connects an airport gate to a plane door

A temporary bridge that floats on boats to cross water

A large steel arch bridge that crosses Sydney Harbour and links the city center to the North Shore

Bridge with a frame of connected triangles that holds the road or railway

A bridge built of steel with its main support shaped like an arch

A temporary crossing made from boats or rafts to carry people and vehicles over water

A bridge held up by cables across the Delaware River between Philadelphia and Camden, New Jersey

A bridge that crosses the Mississippi River at Baton Rouge, Louisiana

A steel arch bridge connecting Bayonne, New Jersey, and Staten Island, New York across the Kill Van Kull

A person who secretly carries messages between a case officer and an undercover agent in enemy territory

A program or device that connects two systems and translates data so they can communicate

An electric circuit in a diamond shape that measures resistance when you connect a meter across it

Early card game that lets the dealer choose the trump suit

A person who travels from the suburbs into the city by bridge or tunnel

A large bridge in Istanbul that connects the European and Asian sides of the city

A long bridge in Istanbul connecting the European and Asian sides

A bridge held by cables over the East River connecting the Bronx and Queens

A bridge made of beams that stick out from supports and meet in the middle to hold the road

A large steel bridge that crosses the Delaware River between Chester, Pennsylvania and Bridgeport, New Jersey

A long bridge that crosses the Delaware River between Chester, Pennsylvania and Bridgeport, New Jersey, named after John Barry

A card game for four people in two teams where players bid and win tricks

A pair of suspension bridges that cross the Delaware River between Delaware and New Jersey

A large bridge over the Tagus River in Lisbon that looks like San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge

A suspension bridge that crosses the Orinoco River at Ciudad Bolívar in Venezuela

A version of the card game bridge where extra tricks above the agreed number count for the score

A temporary metal bridge built quickly from parts for people or vehicles to cross a river

A small open deck above the ship's control room for steering and a better view

A small open deck above where the captain stands to watch and help steer the ship

A very long bridge that connects Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsulas across the Straits of Mackinac

A large bridge in Osaka that crosses the port area

A bridge in Osaka, Japan with strong arms that hold the road

A narrow high platform on a ship that crew use to look out

Two large bridges that cross the Mississippi River at New Orleans and carry vehicles

A road that goes over the Mississippi River at Baton Rouge, Louisiana

A very long bridge held by cables over the Humber near Hull in northern England

A small crossing with a steep curved middle that people and cars use over water

A long bridge held by cables that connects the Japanese islands Kyushu and Honshu across the Kanmon Strait

A suspension bridge that connects Kyushu and Honshu across the Kanmon Straits

A device that connects parts of a computer network so they work as one

A very high steel arch bridge that crosses the New River at Fayetteville, West Virginia

A large bridge that crosses the Saint Lawrence River near Quebec City

A large bridge that connects Manhattan and Queens across the East River

A peaceful place people imagine their pets go after they die

A suspension bridge that connects Quebec City and Lévis across the Saint Lawrence River

A bridge held up by tall cables over Puget Sound at Tacoma, Washington, famous for collapsing in 1940

A bridge that crossed the Hudson River in New York State, connecting Westchester and Rockland counties

A large bridge that connects Brooklyn and Staten Island in New York City

A large bridge held by cables over the Delaware River that connects Philadelphia and Gloucester City in New Jersey

A circuit that measures how strongly a part stops electric current by balancing two sides